Jill Rips (Jill the Ripper) (Tied Up) (1999)

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In this suspense thriller, Dolph Lundgren stars as Matt, a one-time cop who learns that his brother has died under mysterious circumstances. Convinced that foul play was involved, Matt begins looking into the case, only to discover that his brother was sunk deep into a disturbing netherworld of… More In this suspense thriller, Dolph Lundgren stars as Matt, a one-time cop who learns that his brother has died under mysterious circumstances. Convinced that foul play was involved, Matt begins looking into the case, only to discover that his brother was sunk deep into a disturbing netherworld of violence and perverse sexuality. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

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Rating, Runtime: R, 1 hr. 34 min.
Directed By: Anthony Hickox
Written By: Kevin Bernhardt
Genres: Drama, Horror, Mystery & Suspense

In Theaters: Jan 28, 2000 Wide
On DVD: Jul 4, 2000
Studio: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment

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Martin S

sick...FREAKS! I can't take Dolph Lundgren serious...all I see is Drago....and I was not informed that I had to see him hanging upside down with a bare butt
Jani H

I've always liked Dolph Lundgren, in a way. He had the potential to become an action star in the same category as Stallone, Van Damme but he just has failed too many times in his role decisions. Lundgren does a pretty good job but everybody else involved are just plain terrible.… More
I've always liked Dolph Lundgren, in a way. He had the potential to become an action star in the same category as Stallone, Van Damme but he just has failed too many times in his role decisions. Lundgren does a pretty good job but everybody else involved are just plain terrible. This film features probably one of the worst performances in the history of cinema. Victor Pedtrchenko is a name that really should be erased from everything he's involved in. "Jill Rips" was another bad decision by Mr Lundgren. The film tries to be something that it never could've even been, serious and intelligent. In the end it's nothing more than a shallow and predictable B-movie.